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Python Document Workflows

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Docflow is an implementation of document workflows in Python. A workflow defines states and transitions. A state is an “end point” associated with a document. A transition is a path from one state to another state (unidirectional). Docflow was inspired by repoze.workflow but aspires to be a framework-independent implementation.

0.3.3

  • Bugfix: Instantiating a workflow would clobber the workflow class

0.3.2

  • Transition handlers can now connect multiple from/to states

  • New: transition_from for specifying a transition in reverse

  • New: interactive transitions with form/validate/submit methods

  • Python 3 compatibility

  • Support for multiple workflows per document class, with workflow names

0.3.1

  • Fixed distribution package on PyPI

0.3

  • States now remember the order in which they were defined, for UI purposes

  • Document sorting by workflow state

  • Helper method to list available transitions

  • Subclasses can now override workflow exceptions (for framework-specific Forbidden handlers)

0.2

  • Workflows now have an apply_on class method.

0.1

  • Initial version (alpha)

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